Hi thanks for you quick answer
Authorization failed by an ISAPI/CGI application.
The error i am getting is authorization error
What i want to do is the following
I have 2003 advanced server SP1 running with IIS6
I have set up a website and enabled anonymous access.
Every html page is shown normal ( is accesible from anywhere from the
internet)
I have a specific ASP page that should be run by anyone on the internet and
that should post the results into a database.
example http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/script.asp
But before running it asks for a password
i tried to put a test asp script in the website but even that asks me for
user name and password in order to show it.

How can i run the asp script from the internet with or without username?
I tried http://user:pass@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/script.asp

but that doesnt work either
Thanks

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> Hi thanks for you quick answer
> Authorization failed by an ISAPI/CGI application.
> The error i am getting is authorization error
> What i want to do is the following
> I have 2003 advanced server SP1 running with IIS6
> I have set up a website and enabled anonymous access.
> Every html page is shown normal ( is accesible from anywhere from the
> internet)
> I have a specific ASP page that should be run by anyone on the internet
> and
> that should post the results into a database.
> example http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/script.asp
> But before running it asks for a password
> i tried to put a test asp script in the website but even that asks me for
> user name and password in order to show it.
>
> How can i run the asp script from the internet with or without username?
> I tried http://user:pass@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/script.asp
>
> but that doesnt work either
> Thanks
>
>

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